Recommendation on Presenter for ZOOM and online presentation (2024)

FAQs

What makes a good presentation as a good presenter? ›

You need to make it easy for your audience to understand and respond. When planning your presentation, you should always keep in mind the question: What is the key message (or three key points) for my audience to take away? You should be able to communicate that key message very briefly.

It must be: Powerful, Provocative, Passionate and Professional. You will usually see 1–3 of these characteristics in most presentations, but often there will be a real loading on one of them that throws the presentation out of balance. The key is to incorporate all 4 characteristics into your presentation.

Giving an effective presentation means knowing your audience. To earn and sustain their attention, you need to assess what they already know about the subject and how much they care about it. Use this information to calibrate your approach.

Confident speakers are authentic.

These presenters don't say what they think people want to hear. They say what they believe. They are open and risk vulnerability to share themselves with their listeners. They tell personal stories.

How can I be confident in online presentation? ›

Talk like a human and avoid too much jargon

Just because you're presenting in virtual meetings doesn't mean you're not talking to people. The only difference is you're sharing your presentation in front of your camera instead of in front of the lecture room. Next, improve your visual storytelling skills.

The 5Ps of presentation – planning, preparation, practice, performance, and passion – are a guide for a successful presentation. Try to apply this to your next presentation and see how things have improved from the previous.

There are three key elements of good presentations: Content, Organization, Delivery. Your audience needs interesting and appropriate content in order to pay attention, especially at the start of a presentation.

A good public speaker researches the people they will be speaking to and tailors the content and approach accordingly. Whether you're speaking in front of a small group or focused on particular leaders within your business, consider the individuals and how they process and react to information.

Try not to worry too much about what your audience is thinking. Focus on giving your best at the moment. Make Friends with the Audience: Keep your body language open, ask them if they have doubts & compliment them. Smile, recite (appropriate) jokes, ask issues and genuinely listen to the responses.